Pirate Oreos. A super simple recipe to decorate a favorite cookie in a fun Pirate theme.
If you popped by yesterday you probably saw the recipe for Pirate Rice Krispies Treats that I shared. Today I have another pirate themed recipe to share. This one included one of my favorite cookies – Oreos. Chocolate covered Oreos can be really simple to make. This recipe includes instructions for making them with two pots. You could also make them using a microwave oven, which is actually the method that I usually use because let’s face it, I want my Oreos ready faster. No matter how you melt the chocolate for the Oreos, it’s super simple to decorate them in a Pirate theme. Here’s instructions on how to make them.
Pirate Oreos
Makes 24 Oreos
Equipment Needed
- wax paper
- cookie sheet
- two small pots
- 1 piping bag with the number 2 tips
Nordicware Natural Aluminum Baker’s Half Sheet (2 Pack)
Reynolds Wrap Cut-Rite Wax Paper – 75 sq ft – 2 pk
Farberware 1-Qt Classic Stainless Covered Saucepan
Wilton Disposable 16-Inch Decorating Bags, 12 Pack
Wilton Master Decorating Tip Set, 55-Piece 2104-0240
Wilton Icing Bag Ties, package of 12
Ingredients
- 1 package of double stuffed Oreos
- 1 bag of chocolate melting wafers
- 1 bag of white chocolate melts

Instructions
Fill 1/4 of one of the pots with water and place on medium heat.
Place the second pot on top of the first for a few minutes to get hot.
Add the bag of chocolate melts to the top pot.
Once the chocolate is melted and smooth, dip the Oreo in the chocolate until it’s fully coated.
Use a fork to pick up the Oreo from the bottom, then lightly tap it on the edge of the pot so any extra chocolate can fall off.
Place the chocolate covered Oreos onto a waxed lined cookie sheet.
Place the tray into the fridge for 10 minutes to harden.
Clean out the top pot so that you can use it again for the white chocolate melts.
Once the white chocolate has melted, add it into the piping bag.
Wrap a paper towel around the bag so that you don’t burn your hand.
Pipe the skull and crossbones onto the top of the chocolate covered Oreos.
Let the Oreos sit for 30-60 minutes in order for them to harden completely.
Serve and enjoy!

Pirate Oreos








Jocelyn @ Hip Mama's Place
Sunday 28th of May 2017
Just in time for the Pirates of the Caribbean movie coming out soon! I love how these pirate oreos turned out so cute! Fun!
Dana Vento
Friday 26th of May 2017
This is so cute. I'm totally like this. This is perfect for my kids. Super love it!
Sheena Tatum
Thursday 25th of May 2017
Oh my goodness, these are stellar! This movie is so cool.
Our Family World
Thursday 25th of May 2017
These Pirate Oreos are so cool! Who does not want chocolate dipped Oreos anyway? Yummy. Oh, the skull and cross bones design look amazing. I thought they were store-bought.
Annemarie LeBlanc
Thursday 25th of May 2017
Delicious! I love how you were able to draw skulls and cross-bones on those cookies! That is talent! I will have to try making these cookies, but I might have to find somebody to make those skills